Rev. Ed Cash July 15, 2009

In Memory of:

AARON LEE HOWELL

     Graduated for High Shcool in 1983 undecided what to do, He decided to head West on his 650 Kawaski. Traveling North to the U.P. and West and down to South Dakota where he found a job doing odd carpentry work and tenting in a park.  As he got to know the family well, they invited him to stay with them which he did. He stayed a couple of months then decided to move more west.  As he traveled thru the Desert he met lots of friend on the road and ending up in California!

     Finding sevferal friends and sharing a small apartment, one of his friends got him a job as a stand un for commericals and a back person in TV shows.  Times were tough but got better at his job and decided to hire a Broker to help him find jobs.

     He then joined the Screen Actor's  Guild, which offered him numerous acting jobs in movies and TV sitcoms  Aaron has pictures with Van Halen, Hugh Hepner,  John Candy, Burt Reynolds and many more.

     As time went on he found a stunt school frun by Chuck Norris's look alike and dec.ided to take a course.  At the end of the 6 week course, they liked him so much, they offered a second course at no charge to help them out with the new students, which he did.  After the course he headed home with his Motorcycle for a break!

     While he was tenting on Illinoise his cycle was stolen.  He continued home by AM TRACK to Ann Arbor where he was picked up.  Staying home approximately a year, some of his friends heard of work in OLD TUSCON ARIZONA.  Soon he off to apply for work which we has immeadiatly hired for his past experience doing cowboy stunt work, riding horses, fun fighting, falling off buildings and falling for kids shooting at him for pictures. He enjoyed his work.  He also purchased a custome Harley Davidson Motorcycle which he rode in many TOYS FOR TOT"S runs.  Several years he done this work until he found work for Warner Bros. in California for Europe stunt work, including motorcycle stunts with a one year contract which he grabbed.

As he was gone, several letters each day was recieved at OLD TUSCON as to where the Tall Cowboy's whereabouts, from the children and their parents.

At the last of his contract with Warner Bros. he passed away in his sleep due to and ANEURYSM. a Memorial stone was set at OLD TUSCON Studio's along the walkway in Aarons Honor.